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>>>> No luck. Weird. It's working in xbmc so I can't be far off. What |
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>>>> could I be missing? |
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>>> Sorry I've been crazy busy. I hope tomorrow I'll have some time to power |
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>>> up the NUC and check some settings. |
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>>> I'll get the USE flags and my /etc/portage/package.use if I have one, |
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>>> the profile I'm using and perhaps some versions of software I have |
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>>> installed. |
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>> It turns out xbmc and vlc support both vdpau and vaapi. mplayer |
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>> supports vdpau and also vaapi via libvdpau-va-gl (x11 overlay). I |
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>> haven't installed mplayer2 but it sounds like it supports vaapi. Are |
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>> all the smart people switching from mplayer to mplayer2? For me: xbmc |
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>> accelerates, vlc does not, mplayer claims it's accelerating via vdpau |
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>> in the console output but all I get is a black window. Have you tried |
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>> vlc? |
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> Just got mplayer accelerating. I needed to upgrade from |
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> libvdpau-va-gl-0.3.4 to libvdpau-va-gl-9999. vlc is still a mystery. |
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I got vlc accelerating by upgrading from libva-intel-driver-1.3.0 to |
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1.3.2 and launching vlc like this: |
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$ vlc --avcodev-hw=vaapi |
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- Grant |
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